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House Appropriations Com
mittee Restores $43 Mil
lion for Soil Conservation.
Washington, Feb. 27 (U.R
The house appropriations com
mittee today recommended a $1,-
102,000,000 agriculture depart
ment outlay for fiscal 1947 after
lambasting its major research
bureau for engaging in social
studies and suggesting lower cot
ton prices.
The committee aimed the re
buke at the bureau of agricul
tural economics for activities be
yond the "bounds of functions"
Intended by congress. It cut the
bureau's appropriation sharply.
At the same time the commit
tee restored a proposed budget
cut of $43,000,000 in soil con
tervation payments to farmers.
The action was taken after Sec
retary of Agriculture Clinton P.
Anderson warned that farmers
might lose faith in the depart
ment if it did not fulfill its prom
lses.
$40 Million Less
The total amount approved for
the department to carry on its
work during the year ending
June 30, 1947, was $74,000,000
more than the appropriation for
the current fiscal year. It was
$40,000,000 less, however, than
the total recommended by the
budget bureau.
The Increases approved over
last year reflected largely the
committee's desire to enlarge
services that were curtailed dur
ing the war. These include soil
conservation, forest development
and preservation, disease con
trol and agricultural research.
In addition to $300,000,000 for
the land conservation program
the bill, as approved by the com
mittee and placed before the
house, included the following ap
propriations within the depart
ment:
Aid Extension Service
Bureau of agricultural eco
nomics, $4,031,000; extension
service, $28,479,000; agricultur
al research administration, bu
reau of animal industry, $19
118.000; bureau of plant lndus-
PEAR TREES
We have a small surplus In
Bartlett pur, prune, apple,
and cherry trees fine well
rooted stock. Berries, roses,
shrubs.
Free Catalog
Limited Supply of
First Class Stock
BENEDICT NURSERY CO.
735 N. E. 87th Ave
Portland 16, Ore.
(Since 1890)
try, $8,488,000; forest service,
$38,096,000; forest roads and
trials, $26,214,000; soil conserva
tion service, $39,078,000.
Conservation and use of agri
cultural land resources, $300,
000,000; special seed program,
$12,500,000; sugar act, $53,500,
000; school lunch program, $50,
000,000; exportation and domes
tic consumption of agricultural
commodities, $45,500,000; mar
keting services, $6,369,000;
loans, grants and rural rehabili
tation, $67,500,000; farm tenancy
loans, $50,000,000; rural elec
trification administration loans.
$250,000,000; farm credit admin
istration, $28,454.
TRAINING FAVORED
FOR YOUTH OF U.S.
IETINGJEvEALS
A majority of voters attending
r meeting of the Council of Ore
gon Republican Women last
night favored some type of mili
tary training for youth of the
land, but not necessarily com
pulsory training. A poll was tak
er following piesentation of both
affirmative and negative mater
ial on the question and the re
sults will be added to a state
wide poll being taken by the
council.
Affirmative material was pre
sented by Frank Van Dyke, Ash
land attorney and legislator,
from a paper written by Lt.
Quincy Scott, and O. H. Bengt
son, Medford attorney and mem
ber of the state legislature, read
negative material prepared by
Mrs. John Y. Richardson of Port
land.
Mrs. F. O. Northrup, president
of the- council, spoke briefly
urging that Republicans work to
make the party more effective
in these times of need, and now
ard, Gault, county sheriff, read
a news article on the present po
litical conditions in Russia.
BIRTHS
THORNHILL To Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond, Prospect, Feb.
27, 1946, a boy, 7V4 pounds, at
Community hospital.
JENNINGS To Mr. and Mrs.
Ray, 715 Narregan, Feb. 27,
1946, a girl, 7V4 pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
SINGLETON To Mr. and
Mrs. Willard, Central Point, Feb.
27, 1946, a boy, 9V4 pounds, at
Communl'y hospital.
WODVER To Mr. and Mrs
Samuel L., 523 N. Bartlett, Feb.
26, 1946, a boy, 9VS pounds, at
Sacred Heart hospital.
WEATHER
Northern California: Light
rains today then partly cloudy
with light showers occasionally,
clearing Thursday afternoon:
cooler north portion tonight;
moderate to fresh southerly
wind off coast becoming wester
ly by tonight.
"DRESSY" DRESSES
In Large Sizes
Just received! Shipment of
large slied "dressy" dresses
Just In time for early
spring wear. Included are
prints and black and royal
blue solid colors, in rayon
and crepe materials. Sev
eral styles, designed to
flatter and please every
woman. '
IMS, $2495
PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER
M. M. Dept. Store
We Are Open Saturday Nights Until 8:30
ESSAY WINNERS IN
LEGION AUXILIARY
CONTEST LISTED
Joan Hoppe and Pat Sether
won first place in the annual
Americanism essay contest for
students sponsored by the Amer
ican Legion auxiliary. Miss
Hoppe winning in the senior
high school division and Miss
Sether in the junior high school
division. Claire Cordier won
second prize in senior high
school entrants and Sally Cooney
won second for the junior divi
sion.
Honorable mention went to
Bob Stevens, Shirley Tuffs and
Charity Williams for senior high
school and to Shirley Hutchin
son, Maxine Falwell and Suz
anne Singleton for junior high
school.
Prises Presented
Prizes of $5 for first place and
$2 for second place were pre
sented at the schools today and
the first prize essays will be
entered in the state contest.
State winners are to be forward
ed to Indianapolis for entry in
the national contest.
Judges for thj Medford con
test were Herb Grey, Mrs.
Moore Hamilton, Elno Hemmila.
Gordon Gilmore and Seth Bullis,
Sr.
In Ashland Virginia Lilly of
Junior high school was declared
first prize winner and Peggie
Taylor, eighth grader, won sec
ond place and Shirlee Newbry,
third. Honorable mention went
to Kathryn Decker, Carol Meeks,
Betty Lou Kerby, Ann Pirtle and
Joyce Abbott.
Ashland judges were Dr. Wal
ter Redford, Frank Van Dyke
and Leland Linn.
Livestock
Portl.nd, Ore.. Feb. at (UP.W
Llvestock: Cattle 11S: calves. 35; receipts
very light, steady: run dairy cows,
$7.50-11.50; few steers and heifers
$11.00-13.00; vealers steady, top
$1050.
Hogs S t e a d y. top $15.80: sows
$1375-14.50: feeder pigs $14.50-13 50
Sheep Not enough on sale to test
the market; all prices quotable
sieaay.
South San Francisco, Feb. 27
(U.P.) (USOA) Cattle 250. active
fully steady. Load 850 lb. medium to
good steers $16.50 Load medium to
good 8S5 lb. heifers $16.50. Two
loaas gooa 1.07H lb. range cows
$13.50. Few canners and cutters $7-
B.50. common to medium bulls BIO.
12. Good 1.520 beef bulls $13. Calves
$10, steady. Odd good vealers $15.
heavy calves scarce.
Hogs 750, includes 200 feeder pigs
and -300 back. Steady. About three
loads -good to choice northern Calif
ornia barrows and allta $15.80.
Sheep 100, lambs weak. Package
goua iu 10. rew common
f.uu, medium to good ewes $5-8.
Portland Produce
Portland, Feb. 37 (UJ. Whole
sale maricet prices: t
Live poultry:
Chickens Roasters over 3 ',4 lbs,
25c: LcEhorn hens ISc.
Cauliflower Roieburf $2.25
Rhubarb Fancy $2.50; extra fancy
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. Feb. 27 IU.P.1
Wheat Open High Low Close
May 180 "IB
July 180i,i 180k 160 1 i 18014B
Sept 180 li 180 i,k 180 180'iB
Dec 180 liB
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Feb. 27 (U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score 48V4, 92 score
48, SD score 47.
Cheese: Loafs 28.18-31.93, trip
lets Z7.1H-30.93.
Eggs: Large grade A 41V4
41V4, medium grade A 36-36V4
small grade A 28-28V4, large
grade o 37VS.
Wall Street
New York, Feb. 27 (U.R)
Stocks advaiced fraction to
more than, 2 points today the
second rise since February 16.
All sections of the list par
ticipated. Rails were strongest
in the major groups. Industrials
had several wide gainers. Utili
ties firmed. Stbdivisions of those
groups were strong and special
issues had wide gains in several
instances.
Transactions lightened, how
ever, as compared with the
heavy pace ol the previous ses
sion when prices sagged. Low-
priced utilities, many of the mo
tors, and low-priced Issues In
various groups were active.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones
averages: industrial, 189.06, up
3.04: rai . 62.04. up 1.51: utility,
38.94, up 0.97; and 65 stocks,
71.20, up 1.39.
Sales dropped to l,400,uuu
shares from 2,650,000 yesterday.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Tel. 191
Anaconda 457a
Chrysler 122V4
Curtiss Wright 9
General Electric . 46
General Motors ..... 7 IT'S
Montgomery Ward 79 V4
Penn. R. R 434
Phillips Petroleum 50
J. C. Penney S3
Radio 16V4
Southern Pacific ..: 59
Standard Oil of Cal 427 a
Texas Gulf Sulphur..
Transamerica ....
United Aircrafts
U. S. Rubber ,
U. S. Steel .
Unquoted
17H
32
65Mi
85
EVANS Sport Shop Remodeling Sale.
in Basement Saturday, Maxen ana.
Closing time tor Sunday roo Late
to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon
nease rememoer
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE! Seven "feeder pig.
enone 001 jacKsonviuo.
FOR SALE Guernsey cow fresh one
weex, muKing live gouani. rnira
house west of Big V on right on 99.
FOR SALE War surplus Chevrolet
ana fiymouui motors. .ee at caas
Transfer.
BABY CHICKS
For sale at the Mediord Feed &
seed. H. Fir street.
WANTED Lot for building site. Call
dbju ancr p p.m.
FOR SALE 1 Ferguson tamdem disc
narrow, u. ,. uaviett. mitts touth
01 i-rioerux on Highway P8.
WANTED TO RENT Horse trailer;
will pay 12 for one week. Phone
6548.
LOST, strayed or stolen Five white
weaner pigs, li found please notify
Bill Fit-simmons.' Rt. 3, Box 353C,
isomer Lane. Phone 7203.
FOR SALE $5000200 acres. 3 miles
irom Meaiorci. ho acres farm land,
three good spring., good building
site, water piped to same. Can fur
nish most of lumber and build or
help build house. Can furnish trac
tor and stock. H. . Blrdsali. Call
at 245 S. Central.
FOR SALE Jersey, first calf heifer,
milking now, $123. Wagon, S5
Spray rig, cheap. BuU calves. S. F.
Smith, Pioneer Road, Phoenix. Rt.
3, Box 158.
CHILD CARE Your home. IaT5W.
9th street.
- Special Business Opportunity
Downtown Lunch Room, lock,
stock and barren. Netting approxi
mately $1000 per month.
Price $5000 Cash
Sale or Trade
20 acres located between Phoenix
and Talent. 4 acres plus Irrigated,
In sugar beet seed crop; balance
deep olack loam suitable for gar
den or bulb crrrn. Prir snnnn nrt
will accept good home In Medfora
in iraae.
THOMAS J. HIGHT, Realtor
20 So. Central Phone S-P7
$13,500
7 acre property adjoining Central
Point. Modern 8 room dwelling,
basement, sawdust Xurnace, large
barn, garage, etc. Suitable lor
dividing for several residence lots
and corner would be an excellent
uusincss location, immediate pos
ksuuu, ouine terms,
$15,000
68 acres just east of Medford. 4
room dwelling, barns, etc. Good
.ucauon ior developing small acre-
so u at. La,
$9000
160 acres near Lake Creek. 35 A.
In cultivation, 17 A. free water. S
room house, spring water piped in.
Family orchard. Timber and wood.
Price includes some stock and
farm Implements. Good fishing,
hunting and swimming on the
property.
WE HAVE SOME good dairy ranch
es, and several business oppor
tunities for sale.
CARL Y. TfiisGWALD, Realtor
Holly Theatre Bldg. On the corner.
$6500
HOUSE VACANT
SPRING STREET, CITY WATER
Approximately 7 acres, Irrigated,
ladino clover, good modern bouse,
woodshed and garage, barn with
concrete floor. Move in at once.
$10,000
BEAR CREEK SOIL
PAID UP WATER RIGHT
17 acres. 7 acres Anjou and Bart
lett pears. (1945 crop S5500.) bal
ance In alfalfa.
POSSESSION AT ONCE
C. R. BEEBE, Salesman
MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY
Phone: 32G6 107 E. Main
(UpiUIn)
uk sals by owner 8 room mo
dern house, near Jr. High School.
Corner lot 70 x 125, sprinkler sys
tem, 3 garages, woodshed, nice
lawn, trees, shrubs, flowers, all
fenced. 404 West 2nd St. Not noma
after 7 p.m. Price EHOOO.
FOR SALE 1931 Moriel A Ford 1 i
ton truck, dual wheels, good tires,
clean truck, silent winch. $425.
Under OPA. Champ's Garage, all
E. 6th.
n6tIcM
Evan Shoe Store's Remodeling Salt
Saturday, March 2nd.
RANGE
at the
Asns
Every Saturday Night
Continuous Lunch Service, 9 to 1
DANCING 9 to 2 POPULAR PRICES
Tht Only Spring Floor In Southern Oregon
CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY 11 Miles From Medford
FOU SALE New t-beroora stucco
nome. just being completed, $6,000;
also 70 ft lot on East Main. Siskl
you Heights Addition. Phone 5467.
FOR SALE Canned fruit, in cared.
30 cents quart. 404 W. Second.
Let us help you "Come to EARTH"
IJCQAft 3 acres irrigated clover,
y J0UU 5 room (3 bedrooms) mo
lee trie water heater. Insulated
cooler, garage, woodshed, barn for
3 cows, hen house, nice lawn, shade,
near school, store, aood location.
fflO CAftFine datry "nch with
tM0DUu 15 No. 1 cows, a regis-
r and milk equipment: near Med
ford. 40 acres, half Irrigated clo
ver, lotus, cheap water. City water
In house and barn. Good gravel
road, nice modern house, 3 electric
water heaters. Fine large bam, gar
age, henhouse for 300. Would sub
divide nicely. Excellent Income.
tT7CA Why pay rent? Buy this
dOlOw nice completely FUR-
a place to live. Close In. and a
good income besides. Well built, in
good condition, on bus line. Block
from store. Good shade, lawn,
pavement.
TED GUETZLAFF AGENCY
N. Pacific Highway at Big Y
Phone 3709
BABY CHICKS
For sale at the Medford Feed
Seed. N. Fir street.
BEAUTIFUL MAKEUP,
Free analysis and Instruction on
care of the skin by trained analyst.
Problem skins given special atten
tion. For appointment call Medford
Hotel between 8:30-9.30 MJtt. or af
ter 6:30 p.m. Maude E. Withers,
distributor La Jolie Individualized
Cosmetics.
STILL USING PRE-WAR PAINTS
and guaranteeing all jobs. Mitcneu
Paint Shop. 608 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE-Young buck and doe, $8
204 Hamilton.
LOST Two-wheel metal hand truck,
at camp or between camp and
Medford. Reward. Coca Cola Bot-
Uingco,
FOR SALE Bed springs and good
mattress, $25. Army cot, $2.50-
Phone 4521
FOR SALE Baled hay, first cutting
alfalfa. Bob Gilman, Ross Lane.
Phone 6883,
FOR SALE 40 acres, 10 in orchard
and grapes. Chris Kenney, Jack
sonville.
WE FINANCE Real Property used
for business purposes. Call on us
for Friendly, Helpful Assistance
with your financing problems.
Jackson County Federal Savings &
Loan Assn. 120 is. Main,
RUMMAGE SALE The F. L. club
will hold a rummage sale bat.
Mat-. 2. from 8:30 to 4 O'clock up
stairs in the I.O.O.F. hall on 6th
St.. across from the Holly meaier.
Lota of good clothing for children.
SPECIAL HORSE SALE At
BRAHS BROS. AUCTION YAHU,
Grants Pass. Oregon, Sunday.
March 3. Already consigned: 10
head 2-vear-old registered norses
1 car Wyoming Pintos. Palomino
and highly colored horses. Also
work horses. Consign your horses
now for this sale. BRAHS BROS.
AUCTION YARD. Phone A33R1.
Grants Pass. Oregon.
FOR SALE Norge electric washing
machine, rnone 94U0 or iu a,.
11th
WANTED House or apartment, two,
three or four rooms. Permanent
adult couple, steadily employed.
Home has been sold so must find
place as soon as possible. Ph. 356 B
FOR SALE: 1942 Ford Super Deluxe
rnone (! or -iiio.
FOR SALE Martin automatic fly
reel, free-stripping, with 30 yard
double taper fly line, practically
new, fis. aize i usmng ooow.
$B.30. i'none iua,
BABY CHICKS
For sale at the Medford Feed &
Seed. N. Fir street
FUST RECEIVED a Moment of mw
paMvnger urea, au popular sizes
Also used army tires In the fol
lowing sizes: 750x10, and 8-ply;
750x20, 8-ply; 825x20. 10-ply; 800 x
30. 10-ply. TIRE SERVICE CO.,
lain and Riverside.
WANTED Man and wife for posl-
uon in logging camp cook nouse,
woman to assist In kitchen. Rate
$25 per week and board. Man 72 c
hr. plus board, living quarter! fur
nished. Phone 2788.
FOR SALE Box spring, good condi-
uon. rnone ou4.
FOR SALE 1938 La Salle four-door
sedan, just overhauled, will accept
smaller car as part payment. 17
pt. nr.
WANTED TO BUY 5 room modern
nouse, good lot. close In. Cash buy
irioune cox va.
ROOM FOR RENT ior two; private
BnuwcBina aim. ou nose.
INCOME TAX LOANS
If you need CASH for your
INCOME TAX
reach for the phone call Oregon
Finance 21st year In Medford.
They like to aay "YES" to your
LOAN request. Proof: 4 out of 5
who apply get the cash they need.
LOANS $25 to $750
on auto, furniture, equipment or
even on your salary and you may
have 18 months to repay. $14.50
per month rapaya $300 in 18
months.
Gene Thomas, Mgr., a y i, "Get
your loan where you're known."
Phone me at
OREGON FINANCE CO.
45 8. Central, Craterlan Bldg.
Phone 4433
IOOF meets each Tuesday at 7:30
p.m. wo iuur nau on ui street
opposite the Holly theater. March
5 first degree work conferred on
large number of candidates. Re
freshments after lodge. All Odd
Fellows are welcome.
Chas. Bateman, N. G
Wednesday, Feb. 27. 194S MEDFORD MAIL TBIBOiri-THrtll
FOR SALE Duratron hearing' aids
$50 complete, $10 down, terms ar
ranged to suit purchaser. For home
demonstration phone 3010 days,
7306 evenings, or write P. O. Box
1109.
TARPS New shipment Just arrived
All sizes. Selby s Top and Glass
Shop. 8th and Bartlett. Phone 3075.
HELP WANTED Experienced young
retail salesman wanted. Prefer
man experienced In seed and feed
telling. Good pay, opportunity. Do
not apply If you haven't hnd pre
vious selling experience. Monarch
aeea at reed co,
BRAKES. Brakes. Brakes. Why take
a chance when you can get your
brakes put in ftrs class shape at
Champ's Garage' for Just $16.
Champ's Garage. 311 E. 3th.
FRESH Fisti Alaskan Red salmon,
fresh halibut, oysters, red anap-
pgr, ubkqhib maraei.
FOR SALE Jamesway 500 chick oil
brooder. Used six weeks. Guaran
teed good as new. Phone 6935.
FOR SALE .33 Colts police special
revolver. Blue steel. Phone 61)35
DURATRON announces a new and
different hearing aid. Unitron, all
in one hearing aid. No more dangl
ing wires. $73 complete. Including
battery and custom ear mold. Un
conditionally guaranteed for one
year. For home demonstration
phone 3910 days or 7396 evenings
Or write P. O. Box 1109.
WANTED Poultry, any kind, any
mount, rnone 4UZo.
WANTED Used car any make
any model whether It runs or
not. Phone 3939 free appraisal, no
puugauon.
CHICKENS Heavy roasting. 370 lb.,
light, 35c. Bantams, 30c; ducks, 30c.
Dressed and delivered. Will soon be
scarce, fill your locker. Phone 4020.
MIXED Tulip bulbs, dozen 60c. Oak
FOR SALE On cocker and one fox
Terrier, numane aociety.j
GARAGE For Rent. 103 S. Orange.
POTATOES Extra nice Klamath No.
1, 100 lb. sk. $3.69. For all cuts of
fancy meats see Herb Guenther at
the Super Value Market, formerly
stranan s WKt., ius worth ivy,
MIXED Gladtola bulbs, dozen 73c.
uaxaaie ma met.
PRICED To Sell Play pen with pad.
sterilizer, oatninette, cnun s auto
set, toldey seat, child's swing. Call
WANTED Part time secretary.
Farmers Supply Co., 34 S. River
side.
WE Have Fishers Baby Chick Start
er and Scratch at Fabcr's 34 S.
Ktversioe.
JUICY sweet navel oranges $3.49 ft
case. Oakdale Market.
WANTED Experienced motor -ranii-portation
office man. Pierce
Freight Lines. ,
FOR SALE Baled hay. First cutting
alfalfa. R. H. Field, Central Point.
Phone 185.
FOR SALE Balloon-tire' bicycle.
Phone 6885. No. 1427 Orchard
Home prlve.
WANTED "TO RENT for two weeks
or will buy baby crib. Phone 7402 .
DAIWmen There will be a large
consignment of good fresh and
springer cows sold Thursday, Feb-
ruary 28, at Midway Auction.
WAN TED Experienced rough dry
marker. Apply at Crystal White
Laundry In person.
CTeT THOSE baby shoes bronzed for
Mother's Day. Agates cut and
mounted to order. See us about
that agate fireplace front. We just
finished the third one this winter.
Our Jewelry dept. will size your
ring, tighten stones, re-string
K earls, and repair your expansion
racelet the factory way. One to
two-day service. Santos Agate Shop
411 E. Main, Medford. Ore.
FOR SALE 46 ewes and 2 bucks, 17
lambs. Four Corners on Midway.
M. G. Legg.
Ravin ft time-trouble thee
busy, harried days? If so, you'll
want to know about The Wall
Street Journal a newspaper with
a NB W way of presenting the news.
rj, by gpendlng fu$t 12 mln
fe reading lime with Ths Jour
not each day you can gl th news
yon need to Anow. iere's howl
L By reading What'$ JVeto-e
dally two-column summary
on the front page ... all ths
Important newa expertly
briefed for you. Beading
time; t minutes,
a. By reading the special front
page report different aub
ject each day of the week I
Commodities . , . Tales
Business . . . Washington . .
London. Reading Umi 14j
minutes.
S. By glancm through the
dally check lift quick dlges$
of all new Government di
rectives and change in reg
ulations. Reading tima:
9 minutes.
TmuU M-mm ami j 1$ mlmuU.
PubHtftid dally right hr on the
Coatt to bring you trital butinett and
Wathtngton information lmmdiotly.
I V. A. fSMM.tWII. .AMI
rf " r"- Dm Tim 18" I
flirt fir fou'.l 1 Jilioti
Tfte Wall Sired loumal
411 8uk Ian frendw I
AUTOMOBILE MARKET
th and Bartlett
Phone 3919
Your Friendly Medford Dealer
"We have 'em.
1943 Hudson Six, radio and heater,
looks and runs like new.
1941 Mercury Fordor, radio and heat
er, and chrome spotlight
1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe sedan
1939 Dodge Sedan Luxury Liner
1939 Bulck Special Sad an
1936 Packard Sedan, 40,000 miles, or
iginal paint.
1934 Chev. lit, ton truck with hoist
To buy and sell lt pays to see us first
AUTOMOBILE MARKET
flth & Bartlett Ph. 3919
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
. Save Time Cash and Gaa
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Mediord Dealer
Phi3919 th and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US
MEDFORD NUR S E R Y SCHOOL
Daiiv care tor children at work.
Ing mothers Ages 3-6 lloura 7:30
a m to o p m Phone 2013 323 E
Jackson
REGISTERED bull service at your
fuace service tee so Harry k inn
er Phone 6033
FOR HELP with your Income tax re
. porta phone 3913. 85 Rosa Court
f ANTE D Commercial apgaylnfc
fruit trees and shrubbery.' PheaS)
6561. Wi throw.
THI 1946
PLYMOUTH
is new all throigh!
See for Yourself Beginniaf
SATURDAY!
L C. Taylor Go.
Dodge - Plymouth
112 South Riverside
3
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
luse it noes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In
flamed bronchial mueous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell yod
a boitle of Creomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way II
quickly ollay3 the cough or you an
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchit-
HAL IS BACK
FROM THE NAVY
HAL'S CAMERA SHOP
229 E. Main Phone 9236
FISHERS Dslry Faads, Mor-Mllk and
lu nus at f aners.
FOR SALE Pre-war daveno, 8
occasional chairs. S37 S. Holly.
WANTED TO BUY
DOUGLAS FIR
POLES and PILING
PiJGET TIMBER COMPANY
Box S66
Central Point, Ore.
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Save it and lave yourself
BANK BY KIAIB.
Days of keen competition, of careful planning and of
normal living are back. For you as for every ambitious
American time is a vital factor . . . yes, time is money.
Every second of it must be used to advantage! Let your
postman do your banking for you by mailing your
check deposits in special Bank-by-Mail envelopes. Your
envelopes free of course are waiting for you.
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